Reba McEntire reveals she's not ready to retire from 'The Voice' as she reacts to rumors of leaving show

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Reba McEntire has debunked rumors suggesting her departure from the hit show 'The Voice.'

On Sunday, February 25, the country music legend took to X (formerly Twitter) to react to rumors that she was leaving the NBC music competition series, according to ET.

Reba McEntire slams rumors she is selling weight loss gummy products

In her tweet, McEntire clarified she is not leaving her big red chair on 'The Voice.' "Please do not click on any articles that say I am leaving 'The Voice.' This is not true," she wrote.

"These are fake websites to lure people in with clickbait where they claim I have a company to sell weight loss gummy products. This is false. I do not sell or promote any type of gummy product," she added.

Inside Reba McEntire's time on 'The Voice'

In 2023, McEntire joined 'The Voice' following the exit of Blake Shelton who appeared on the show as a celebrity mentor several times.

Currently, the singer is on season 25 alongside fellow coachers John Legend, Chance the Rapper, and duo Dan + Shay.

Shedding light on her experiences on the popular show, McEntire did a fan Q&A on X.

Speaking about her coaching strategy, the 68-year-old artist said, "I go with what touches my heart and hopefully it will touch the hearts of the viewers at home."

She then responded to a fan's question on the highlight of working on 'The Voice' as she said, "All of it! I love getting to know the other coaches. I love working with my team. It’s the best job in the world!" 

Another fan asked McEntire if she has plans to go on tour, to which she replied, "No touring plans right now. We’re busy working on The Voice and preparing to shoot our pilot!"

In January, McEntire hinted at her future projects as it was announced that the singer has a comedy pilot with NBC, created by the team behind her popular sitcom 'Reba.'

Reflecting about her job on 'The Voice', McEntire spoke with ET on her work routine and the crew she has been working with.

"I love it. love the schedule, I love everything about the crew, the people I get to work with, play with, we have fun," she said.

If it wasn't fun, none of us would be wanting to come back," McEntire said of her experience.